Princess (Louise Marie Elizabeth) of Prussia

The Princess of Prussia was painted in 1856 by the artist (Franz Xaver Winter Halter)

product specification:

The material of the product is a luxurious 100% cotton canvas (shown in pictures).
Integrated studio equipment was used to adjust the colors to match the original image
The image is available in very high resolution and we guarantee that you will be able to print without any distortion
It prints at a resolution of up to 1440 dpi to show all the details of the image
The canvas is printed, stretched and installed on a hidden MDF wooden frame (shown in pictures).
The thickness of the wood is 18 mm, in addition to a wooden layer to protect the canvas from damage, for a total of 21 mm (shown in pictures).
The corners of the canvas are folded neatly and professionally (shown in pictures).
You can easily install the plate on the wall as shown in the pictures, or by using double face adhesive
You can select the panel size from the options provided below
It is characterized by light weight (no more than a kilogram for all sizes)

The price includes the canvas, the print and the wooden frame

Use sites:

This painting is suitable for hanging on the wall, such as halls, councils, bedrooms, corridors, or any place that lacks furniture to add an elegant character to the place. This product can be used for palaces, homes, shops, sessions, diwaniyas, shops, and restaurants.

Confused about coordination?

the size:

You can hang this painting to compensate for the large and empty spaces, and it is recommended to balance the amount of furniture in the room so that the painting gives the right space to stand out in the room, and it can be balanced from 50% to 70% with full furniture and the remaining 50% to 30% is empty or white space,

Choice of colors:

It is preferable to use color contrast (dark painting on a light wall or vice versa), so that darks or lightnesses can be made from 50% to 70%, and it is not recommended to make all furniture light or all dark, and it is always preferable to break the colors for contrast, to give the appropriate mixture of colors, you can use the wheel theory Colours:

https://color.adobe.com/create/color-wheel

Determine your main color in the room or office, and then choose one of these options to give you the professional mixture and appropriate contrast for your main color, which are:

Monochromatic colors: harmoniously produce chromatic tones of the same base color.
Complementary colors: give appropriate and contrasting degrees with the main color, in addition to options in shading.
Split Complementary: It gives two colors contrasting with the base color, in addition to a light and dark shade.

Pictures of different places were provided on light and dark areas of various sizes to help you visualize.

And if you have an inquiry about the size, choice of colors, or you have a new idea, you can ask us via WhatsApp or enter the inquiry page.